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In reply to the discussion: GOP Candidate Chris Collins: 'People Now Don't Die From Prostate Cancer, Breast Cancer' [View all]cyberswede
(26,117 posts)25. How's this?
http://www.okstate.edu/osu_per/docfiles/preventive_care.pdf (emphasis mine)
You should probably stop posting misinformation all over DU. Several people have pointed out the inaccuracy of your argument; you should listen and learn something.
I'm very sorry about your father; it's rough when loved ones suffer.
The Affordable Care Act:
Summary of Preventive Care Coverage at 100%
The Affordable Care Act requires non-grandfathered plans to provide coverage for preventive care. This coverage must be provided without cost sharing (e.g., coinsurance, deductible or copayment). Interim final regulations that were issued on July 14, 2010, further define certain categories of items/services that must be covered as preventive care.
/snip/
Detailed List of Covered Preventive Care Items/Services
Adults
General health screenings
Blood pressure screening
Cholesterol screening
Type 2 diabetes screening
HIV and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) screenings
Cancer screenings
Breast cancer mammography
Breast cancer chemoprevention counseling
Cervical cancer pap test for women
Colorectal cancer screenings including fecal occult blood
testing, sigmoidoscopy or colonoscopy
Prostate cancer (PSA) screening for men
Summary of Preventive Care Coverage at 100%
The Affordable Care Act requires non-grandfathered plans to provide coverage for preventive care. This coverage must be provided without cost sharing (e.g., coinsurance, deductible or copayment). Interim final regulations that were issued on July 14, 2010, further define certain categories of items/services that must be covered as preventive care.
/snip/
Detailed List of Covered Preventive Care Items/Services
Adults
General health screenings
Blood pressure screening
Cholesterol screening
Type 2 diabetes screening
HIV and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) screenings
Cancer screenings
Breast cancer mammography
Breast cancer chemoprevention counseling
Cervical cancer pap test for women
Colorectal cancer screenings including fecal occult blood
testing, sigmoidoscopy or colonoscopy
Prostate cancer (PSA) screening for men
You should probably stop posting misinformation all over DU. Several people have pointed out the inaccuracy of your argument; you should listen and learn something.
I'm very sorry about your father; it's rough when loved ones suffer.
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GOP Candidate Chris Collins: 'People Now Don't Die From Prostate Cancer, Breast Cancer' [View all]
LynneSin
Jul 2012
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Unnecessary to screen EVERYONE. How does showing covered screenings mean they won't be covered?
uppityperson
Jul 2012
#36
Your link goes to 1995 Guide. Here's current info on PSA tests, etc, from uspstf
uppityperson
Jul 2012
#26
"The decision to start regular, biennial screening mammography before the age of 50 should be an...
uppityperson
Jul 2012
#30
You don't like the fact that Obamacare will continue to cover psa and mammograms? Seriously?
uppityperson
Jul 2012
#38
Since it is in the ACA that ins companies cover them, how is it healthcare rationing?
uppityperson
Jul 2012
#39
ummm yeah...but the Topic of the thread was the PSA test for Prostate Cancer
ElizabethB
Jul 2012
#46